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How can you use the word condicative?

The word "condicative" is not a standard English word. It seems like a possible misspelling of "conditional."

Here's how you might use the word "conditional" in a sentence:

* "The offer is conditional on your acceptance of the terms." This means the offer will only be valid if you agree to the conditions.

* "Our plans for the trip are conditional on the weather." This means our plans depend on the weather and might change if the weather is bad.

* "The conditional tense is used to express uncertainty or possibility." This refers to a grammatical concept.

If you were trying to use a different word, please provide more context so I can help you find the correct word!

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